Word: harmfulness
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...added that Moss made “threatening remarks that he was going to inflict bodily harm to the victims” throughout the incident...
Journalist Mickey Kaus once asked, “Has any single American of [the 20th] century done more harm than Robert McNamara?” It’s a good question. Although most of us hold it as an article of faith that war criminals ought to be punished, people generally have a hard time holding their own leaders to the same standards of accountability they demand from others. McNamara has literally spent his retirement skiing in Aspen and vacationing in Martha’s Vineyard. It would be more appropriate if he were locked away, and shame...
...fact, animals are so different from humans that they are extremely flawed systems for studying human diseases and therapies, resulting in harm to human health. There is a movement in the scientific community to examine its use of animals in research and promote more predictive research methods, such as human-tissue cultures and epidemiological studies. A Feb. 28 British Medical Journal article titled “Where is the evidence that animal research benefits humans?” authored by researchers at the Yale School of Medicine and several British universities systematically examined animal research studies and found that...
...move as an act of principle. But even Bush's supporters across the country saw the move in purely political terms, rejoicing that Bush had "locked up" that crucial portion of his supporters. He also cemented his conservative support in other, less visible ways: supporting legislation that establishes harm to a fetus as a crime and, as ABC News first reported, having the Justice Department demand that six Planned Parenthood clinics produce records of abortions they had performed to see if last year's ban on so-called partial-birth abortions was being violated. And it appears the White House...
...course, Maats’ efforts and willingness to risk bodily harm did not go unnoticed...